The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-02-08
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Field Completes the Janu'
cry Term and Adj0urnS
Court i'm Course.
A Ian &c Docket Disposed of Yes
terday-The Work of the
Term.

Judge Field yesterday completed
the work of the January term of the
circuit court and at noon adjourned
in course to the May term, court hav'
ing been in session continuously fol
FIVE weeks. Since the term began 39C
cases have been called, of which num-
333::were disposed of and 81 were given
continuance. The tote' number of
cases docketed was SCI, of which mum.
Der III remain Enacted upon, which,
dded to the 81 cases continued gives
22S cases for the May docket, in ac,
dition to what will be brought be-
tween now and the time of its sitting.
Following is the docket disposed Of
yesterday.
Charles p. Crew VS.. Missouri Pa
cific railway company, damages
plaintiff files motion for security for
costs.
Clemens Hess VS.. same, same entry,
two cases.
William III Mason VS.. same, same
entry.
E. F. Scott VS.. same same entry.
William r. Neal VS.. same, same
entry.
Mary z. White ct al, vs. c. NJ. A.
CLANCY ct al. damages, plaintiff files
motion to set aside non slit.
VIM. Fowler VS.. ID. w. McQuilty,
note, defendant withdraws answer
and judgment for plaintiff.
Heintz Bros. VS. T. b. Anderson,
account, defendant with draws answer
and judgment for plaintiff for 1898
and 8 per cent interest.
A. Caferata, Sons IL Co., vs. Ed.
Hickman, ct. al, account, settled and
dismissed at defendants costs.
Pettis County bank VS.. o, NJ.
Harris, ct. al; Judgment by default
and final for SAT, and ten per
cent interest.
First National bank VS.. w. III.
Ross; notes, judgment for plaintiff for
s5S9.79 and ten per cent interest.
Mary S. Ming VS.. James G. Thomp-
son injunction, plaintiff files motion
to set aside judgment, motion over
ruled.
Judas w. Cunningham vs.. James
M. Beiler and John w. Hughes, de-
PENDANT, Beiler enters his appearance;
Summons ordered to issue for defend
ant Hughs.
Sallie Mcconnell VS.. Jams r. Nc
Cornell, defendant enters his appear
ance, judgment for plaintiff for s391.-
45 and ten per cent.
VIM. S. Mackey We. Mary Ogle and
VIM. Ogle; cause docketed.
EJECTMENTs.
Jonathan Evans VS.. Daniel David,
motion of defendant for new trial,
overruled, defendant excerpts and files
affidav it for an appeal appeal grant
ed and bill of exceptions filed to SUI
preme court and defendant granted
ten days in which to file bond for
costs in the sum of $3.50, bond to be
by the clerk in vacation.
Ed r. Marvin VS.. Charles III. Ell. J
oft, by consent the motion for rule
upon plaintiff for security for costs
vas sustained and plaintiff has leave
20 file bond for costs on or before the
irst day of the May term of court. |
Same VS.. Sarah M. Bemis, same
title, same entry.
Same VS.. w. II. Stotts, same title, |
anne entry.
DAMAGES.
Mary III. Stewart VS.. the Western
Union telegraph company, defendant
lies motion for new trial, motion
heard and overruled; defendant ex-
;epts and files affidavit for an appeal,
I6idavit accepted and appeal grant
d to the Kansas City court of APP
,eals; leave to defendant to file bond
or costs in the sum of $3.50 within
en- days, and to file bill of excep.
ions within sixty days after term.
This is the case In which the jury a
ew days since, awarded the plaintiff
lamages to the amount of sS5.
Waddy Thompson VS.. the Western
Union Telegraph Company, defend
mt files motion for new trial, which
'eing overruled defendant excerpts and